The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 39

Li 1 2 Telegram Columbus, Nebraska Wednesday, December 11, 1974 Personals Capt. and Mrs. John L. Shank are the parents of a son born Dec. 9 at Castle Air Force Base, Merced, Calif.

He weighed seven pounds, 13 ounces, and has been named Jonathan Michael. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shank of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs.

John Hottovy of Ulysses. Mr. and Mrs. John Carson of Burchard came last weekend to spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs. Pauline Kavanaugh.

MAKE it a Bowling Christmas from COLUMBUS BOWL. Balls, Shoes, Bags, Gift Certificates. See us Before you buy. Open Bowling Books. COLUMBUS BOWL 291-tf WE WILL BE CLOSED BOTH DAYS The 24th-25th of Dec.

MIDWEST GLASS SERVICE (your glass dealer) (downtown) 291-11-18 FIREPLACE WOOD Wilke Landscape Center 263-tl GLOOR BAKERY 240513th 564-7431 Has Home Baked fruit cakes, home baked decorated cut-out cookies, party cookies, home made candy, white bread 20 oz. 45c and many other home baked items. 286-6 Visiting Mrs. R.C. Ellefson for the weekend was her daughter, Adrienne Rogers of Boston, a senior research scientist at MIT and lecturer in pathology at the Harvard Medical School, from which she received her M.D.

degree. She was recently involved in a cancer breakthrough wherein it was discovered that a diet may be linked to the ability to fight disease, including cancer. CHICKEN PLATE WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 4 pieces $1.25 5:30 to 9:30 DOUBLET BAR On 11th Street 563-9296 for order to go 256-tf-w GREEN STAMPS plus 10 per cent Cash Carry Discount at COLUMBUS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS. 262-tf-w-s Mr. and Mrs.

Don Doolittle have adopted a son, Bradley Dean, born Oct. 19. LADIES BALLET CLASS! Barbara Ingwersen School of Dance Enroll Now-564-1103 287-f-m-w ENDS TODAY "CINDERELLA LIBERTY' James Carl Marshon Mason THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY First The Harrad Experiment and then they were ready fora hilarious SUMMER you? Encouraging liberated relations between coed students ADULTS $2.00 YOU SCARE EASY? Attending the state convention of the Nebraska county officials in Lincoln last week were Register of Deeds Katherine Byrnes; Clerk of the District Court Catherine Reilly; Treasurer Marietta Newman and husband, Don; Civil Defense Director Ben Koza and Mrs. Koza; Supervisors Arne Buhl, Harvey Sander, Wilbert Thiele, Richard Gdowski, Reinhold Ernst, Carl Aerni. NO FISH FRY This Fri.

Dec. 13 PAWNEE BAR Shirley Wilken, president of the Columbus Commission on Status of Women, attended Saturday the meeting in Omaha of the Commission on the Status of Women, where a budget for the group was agreed upon and sent to the legislation for approval. Harmonica trio plays at Scotus The Trio Candido, harmonica virtuosi from Belgium, entertained at Scotus Central Catholic here. Students were treated to a program of popular, classical, modern and folk tunes, with the artists using 30 different harmonicas. The trio won the European Jazz Festival championship and the world harmonica championship in 1957, and has never relinquished that title.

Hottovy wins speech contest DAVID CITY The Voice of Democracy contest held in Butler County was won by Steve Hottovy, a student at Aquinas High School. Other students placing in the national contest on a county level were Miles Norton, student at David City High, second; Barb Daro, David City High, third; and Mark Polak, Aquinas High, fourth. 291-2 BOWLERS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 20 percent Discount on any bowling bag with purchase of ball. Gift Certificate BOULEVARD LANES 289-m-w-f-t-th-s-m Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Gregorius returned Tuesday night from Columbia, where they spent 10 days with their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Gregorius and baby, Kevin. Barb Engel is taking Saturday appointments at La Petite, 564-8711.

287-f-w OPEN HOUSE Ben Sally Louden 40th Wedding Anniversary Dec. Knights of Columbus, 6th St. St. 289-m-w Mr. and Mrs.

Matthew Foral, Mr. and Mrs. George Drummond and daughters returned Saturday from Eagle, where they attended the funeral of Raymond Foral on Friday. Jack Cutsor and Leonard Chohon of the K-M Barber Shop, 2508 12th Street completed R-K Hair Styling classes. We will serve your needs.

285-4w-s Visiting friends in Columbus a few days are former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walvoord of Poudre Canyon, Colo. They will go to Lincoln to visit his brother later in the week. For Spirits both simple and fancy and service that necromancy.

SILVER DOLLAR PACKAGE STORE South of Viaduct 291-w-s WUNDERLICHS Now Serving Tom Jerry Batter 2894-m-w-f DENIED JACKSON, Tenn. (AP) Officials of Krey Packing Co. have denied that canned beef stew put out by a Tennessee division presents a health hazard, despite a government recall to protect consumers against possible botulism poisoning. HEY KIDS! MATINEES Only Saturday and Sunday Time 1:30 All 75c JULES VERNE'S MOST FANTASTIC ADVENTURE! AIRMAN BRUCE MYERS, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Meyers, Genoa, has been assigned to Keesler AFB, after completing Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. At Keesler, he will receive specialized training in communications-electronics systems. The airman is a graduate of Genoa High School. (USAF Photo). County Court Fines paid in County Court Tuesday and Wednesday morning were: For speeding, Douglas Powers, Silver Creek, $15; Robert Yanike, Fremont, $10; Robert Case, Chapman, $15; Lana Brockhaus, Humphrey, $15; Barbara Arndt, Platte Center, $10; Donald Lewis, $40; Harry Gerzeski, Omaha, $25; Maurice Kemer, Aurora, $25; Andrew Nusz, South Dakota, $15; William Reifenrath, Crofton, $20; Jackie Fajman, $25; Other violations: Sandra Wallin, traffic light, $10; Bryan Mentzer, no inspection sticker, $10; George Caldwell, failure to dim, $10; no valid drivers license, $10; Kenneth Svoboda, Schuyler, overweight on capacity plates, $50, overwidth, $27; Richard Barlean, Rising City, traffic light, $10; Milo Jajek, traffic light, $10; James Kobus, stop sign, $15; Daniel Rosenthal, minor in possession, $100; Karen Sukup, following too closely, $15; Max Cuvington, Texas, no reciprocity, $50; Ralph Heiter, South Dakota, overgross, $25; Marion Watkins, South Dakota, overgross, $25.

Hospital Report Behlen Community Hospital Admissions: Mrs. Ben Gerber, Monroe; Henry Keller, Joyce Brezenski, Columbus. Dismissals: Mrs. Anthony Boesch, Cedar Rapids; Jerome Nyffeler, Victor Uphoff, Columbus; Gary Wolhoy, Shelby. Transfers: Robert Ablett, Columbus, to St.

Joseph Hospital, Omaha; Greg Wiseman, Columbus, to Methodist Hospital, Omaha. St. Mary Hospital Birth: Son to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zoucha, 1770 25th Avenue six pounds and 15 ounces, Dec.

11. Schuyler Memorial Hospital Births: Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sabata, David City, eight pounds, Dec. 9.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Beringer, Octavia, eight pounds, 13 ounces, Dec. 9. Admissions: Mrs.

James Krauer, Leigh; Jack Guarino, North Bend; James Chromy, Linwood; Mrs. Fay Schiefelbein, Clarkson. Dismissals: Ival Viergutz, Amy Hansen, Schuyler; Maria Piitz, Brainard. of Captain nemo PG-: GASS-HANEY FUNERAL HOME, INC. COLUMBUS NEBRASKA 68601 1263 25th AVENUE PHONE MEMBER BY INVITATION NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Injuries fatal to man 65 DAKOTA CITY, Neb.

Byren C. Anderson, 65 of Newcastle, has died in a hospital of injuries suffered May 14, 1973 in a traffic accident about three miles west of here on Route 35. The State Patrol said Wednesday that Anderson apparently lost control of the truck he was driving as he was passing a car and it rolled. He died last Thursday. The death raised the 1973 traffic fatality toll for the year to 434.

Davidchik will head Evening Toastmasters Darrell Davidchik was elected president of the Columbus Evening Toastmasters at Tuesday dinner-meeting. Also elected were Emmett Sims, educational vice president; Gene Boger, administrational vice president; Gary Shipley, secretary- treasurer; and Dan sergeant at arms. Vem Hofman presided at the meeting and was also in charge of table topics. Shipley won the best speech award with his presentation, Hofman was judged best evaluator. Theme for next meeting will be On Monday evening, Davidchik, Shipley and Russ Aerni attended the Christmas party sponsored by the two Fremont Toastmasters Clubs in that community.

Davidchik gave a speech and Aerni was an evaluator. District Governor Shipley installed new officers of both clubs for 1975. HOLIDAY PROGRAM LEIGH The Leigh Community High School annual Christmas program will be presented in the high school auditorium Sunday beginning at 8 p.m. Groups performing include band, chorus, stage band, madrigal and duet. All students enrolled in high school music courses will be involved in the concert, according to John Streemke, music instructor.

Local residents attend Legion, Auxiliary session Several Columbus residents attended the 42nd annual educational conference of the Nebraska American Legion and Auxiliary, held the past weekend at Grand Island. On hand were Jim Peters, commander of Hartman Post 84; Past Commander Roy Jeffers; Unit 84 President Mrs. Lee Hegi; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Henry Graus; and Mrs. Audrey Haas, delegate.

National Commander James Wagonseller of Ohio addressed the joint banquet Sunday noon. Mrs. Michael Bosiljavec of Omaha, whose husband is one of the unaccounted for prisoners of war in the Vietnam conflict, was guest speaker at the national security banquet Saturday night. Mrs. Kathleen Tucker of Grand Island, Region III director of the Nebraska Department of Public Welfare, spoke Saturday afternoon concerning the foster care plan.

Also addressing joint afternoon sessions were Robert Benton, Lincoln, of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency, who explained the Youth Service Bureau; and Rufus Wilson, representative of the Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C., discussing upcoming legislation pertaining to the VA national cemetery system. Gospel movie at Redeemer Baptist The film, Gospel will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, at Redeemer Baptist Church. Distributed by World Wide Pictures, the film was conceived and produced by Johnny Cash and his wife, June Carter Cash, in an effort to tell the story of Jesus Christ in a realistic and meaningful way.

The production is a unique blend of scripture-based narrative, specially written songs, and a series of in-depth character portrayals, with Israel itself as the mixing bowl. City Briefs District 10 Parents who have not registered their child for second semester kindergarten should stop at the school during the next week to get a pre-school checkup form. This checkup is required before entering kindergarten. Luncheon Those planning to attend a Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon Thursday should make reservations at the Chamber office. President Max Kiburz will give a report at the luncheon, to be at the Elks Club, and official Bicentennial recognition will be granted Columbus.

St. Ann plans luncheon meeting SHELBY St. Ann Guild met Thursday at Sacred Heart School basement. President Mrs. Duane Gabel thanked all members who helped with the farm sale, food sale and the cake walk.

After the meeting cards were played. Mrs. Grace Duren won high in pitch, Mrs. Duane Gabel high in pinochle. Door prize was awarded to Mrs.

Harmon Augustin, special prizes to Mrs. Victor Krumbach and Mrs. Roselle Skinner. Next meeting will be on Dec. 19 with a noon covered dish luncheon and a one dollar gift exchange.

Hostesses were Mmes. Hershal Reisdorff, Terry Fusco, Rav Whitmore, Michael Richter and Lonnie Whitmore. A Christmas bridge luncheon was held Thursday at the Ryan Hill Country Club in Osceola. Those attending from Shelby were Mmes. Kenneth Pope, Keith Houdersheldt, Glen Moon, Lacy Sprengel, Henry Augustin, Paul Smith and Bud Abbott.

There were ten tables of bridge. Mrs. Bud Abbott attended a luncheon at a local cafe in Columbus Friday for neighborhood chairmen. Retired neighborhood chairman of District 2 and Mrs. Lucile Miller, Executive Director also attended.

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gabel are at their winter home at 613 N.

Eye St. Harlingen, Tex. Humane Society Th( Humane Society needs homes for the following pets: tiger striped cat, black cat with yellow collar, seven-montl old Siamese cat, young shepherd-collie mixed, male cockapoo, small poodle terrier, and a tan colored female. Call 564-8913 or visit the shelter from 9 to a.m. seven days a week.

Bake Sale Friends Children of Vietnam wil sponsor a bake sale Friday Dec. 13, from 9 to 5 at Hinky Dinky-Gibson Center Proceeds will go to Viet namese orphanages. may bring baked goods to sale. No Swimming There wil be no recreational swimming this Friday night at Columbus Family Y. Youne Farmers Bil Dedricksen will speak Futures whei the class meets at 8 p.m Thursday in the Lakeview vo ag room.

Accident LaVada Leffer: 1666 40th Avenue, struck th parked car owned by Car Scholz of Shleby in the Gibson Hinky Dinky parking lot Tuesday. Damage to th vehicles totaled $125. Returns home from Wyoming BELLWOOD Mr Marguerite Hiller returne home after spending the pa: month visiting with daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dc Martinson at Casper, Wyc and with her son, Melvi Hiller, who is a patient at tl Veterans Hospital in Ma tinez, Calif.

Friends wishir to write may address it to th hospital, zip code, 94553. Twenty-five plates cookies were packed followir the meeting of the Rebeka Lodge Monday. Plans wei completed for the Christmas covered dis supper Thursday for th IOOF, Theta Rho an Rebekah members and the families. Cookies and coffe were served following th meeting. Reporter speaks to Kiwanis Club ALBION Jack Lough, Albion News reporter spoke Monday at the Albion Kiwanis dinner about his recent seven months trip to Washington.

It was announced the annual Bell Ringing of the Kiwanis will be Saturday in downtown Albion, to help needy families or persons during the Christmas season. BRIGHT GIFT GIVING SPORTSWEAR By Jane Colby THAT MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE FREE GIFT WRAP GIFT CERTIFICATES Brighten up the Holiday with gifts from our new colorful sportswear collections by Jane Colby Perfectly co-ordinated tops and bottoms sure to make the giving easy in washable polyester. Blue or red. Sizes 8 to 18, S-M-L. Convenient Charge Master Charge BankAmericard Layaway Blue Bird SHOP FOR WOMEN.